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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-27

To-day closea the regular championship
seaeon for the Wheeling bace ball club,
and large crowd should turn out at TO.
dsys game wish the Columbus team, as a
good game is assured. Make this last dsy
8 good one. The management has done
ita beat TO give tho loyefs Of the game in
this city GOOD ba!l.p!aying, and judging
from tho very generous ENCOURAGEMENT
they have met With, they feel that their
eaorta have been appreciated. They
therefore desire to extend their
heartost thanks 70 the patrons Of
the csmo, end ssouso tIen thst
next season they will give them a team
that they will have cause to fael proude.
OF than tho one which shut out the Co.
tumbus boys in such a beautiful manner
yaateras;. Wheeling has turned ont
larger audieuues guA general thing than
any town In the Ohio Lsagne, and oil
the management asks is such generoua
support next year, and II Wheeling
doesa't taka the pea aant it will be some
ta!ng very remarkable, and the club that
does tsAe It vii. hu1e 10 play execution.
ally fine bali. Thanking our patroiia
again, we ask them 10 lnrn ont big 10 ECO
tho laet oil the championship series to day,
and they will be trested to fine game ol
ial., Yours respectfully,
f.'T
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Tho reserved scata for Mr.. Mantells an.
gagemeat at tho Opera House Tomorrow
night in "Monbare" were placed on eslo
yesterday at Banners mpsic store, aud tho
de.Asnu Tor then! wsa unusnall good. In
"Monhars" there is . novel duel fought in
the last act, the wespons cousisting Of
repiers and daRgerO, and rs It is Thought
Of only as n possible means Of the escape
Q! tho hero. it has none Of tho tiresorae
preparation, no essentially NECESSARY in
Affairs OF honor. Mr.. Mantell, in the rolo
Of Monbata, ia placed In m unsafe position
by the villain IN .hp Elsy, sni in order 10
esos!'e his mschinStions no thinks Of this
nesns Of delivery. The 4 ,ht is interest.
ing, for the reason that it is scientifically
fought, and the by.plsy and situation Of
tito contestants hold tie e.dioucs snell-
bound and every movement Ia 'Ssyelully
followed. Mr.. Mautell IL aonsidered su
expert ssordsmsu, and he believes In
eaIefal attention 10 tho detai!s OF the
play,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-27

SsenbonvllIo, like Wheeling, oxpec,s
coon TO have M electric street railway,
and in rospon0n to lettur OF inquiry ~.
xarding tho practical workings Of thu
Manatleld s'rsst railway, n gGntls,nan of
StnnbGnvillo received tho following from
\ Mansfield friend:
Our eleGtl!c railway Booms to be uuite n
htccesa. and Our people arc we'll ptonoot
with Il. Blu. thuy do not lIko tho poleu
and the wires. These tllafgura tho dtreetg
very much, and there was at frat great
complaint about II, bat not 90 much now
GIHGc the road 10 In operation. Some, Of
conFBo, would do without tho utrept
cars ta.h0r tim have tho polea md wiros,
and others rxprcus tho contrary oninion.
! think 1t II about thin way: Thoao who
nrc no eituntod that thoy nced tho cars
arc willing 10 put up with tho dielvurlng
Of tho utreetU, while those who complain
tho most Nro thoHo who have little or no
uho Tor tho carB. My own opinion 10 that
II tfIcro ID auy otiGr possible way Of con.
Quoting tho electricity than by tho over.
head syH!om. Il should be adopted oven IL
II cosla great deal mora. With this OF.
caption our people arc well pleased with
tho electric ByBtOu,
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LOCAL. pI,EvlT1E q
matters OF Minor Nom snt In and lAbou.

mAAeta VI Amor momsht IN ma sApous
:5@Fl n y tho City. t-
: Tas board OF County Commissioners
Will meet In special session tomorrow. Z,
CHRsrSers made their appearance In
market yeBtersay-no reference 10 Haver.
Iva minstfel8. N 4 aas.,
0SE marriage license was issued and
three deeds Of trust admitted to record BY
Clerk Hook yesterday. Eli va
Tng "Kooken Ktub" has leased Franz.
helms hall for the winter season, and
proposes giving informal hops every two
weeks. lf%S4a6t7 '-Ne,5I'TI ma
CHRISTIAN KRoNA, q native Of Germany,
was yesterday granted hie second papers
and became q full dedged citiz.n Of the
United states. - .S1I :
New city fire alarm telegraph wira is
being htrung on the new poles on Zane
street erected by the city and Telephone
Company jointly. +,-i'.,4 \,
CnRisT CLINE was sent to the work.
house for ten days yesterday from police
court, for abusing his family while on 3
spree Saturday. Errr' i.1 :
THERE will be a meeting Of tho English.
men Of Bridgeport at Heinlein's Hall this
evening at O'Clock, for the purpose OF
organizing a lodge of the Sons Of St.
George. Mr.. Scott, Of Philadelphia, will
be present. .afI.t N
| HAvRRLY's Mins!rels had q packed
house last night OF the Opera House. The
muaical tenn, contortionists and dancere
were great, and the closing act, "Hust'
ling" enjoyable. Outeide Of these the
performance was nearly all choa.nuts.
| TnR dun horse attached TO the Wheel
ing Bakesy's delivery wagon ran away on
South Market street yesterday morning
The driver, Charles Kaiser, who Wal
tstauding at the head Of the snimal adjus.
ing the headstall, was knocked down, the
wheels passing over his limbs aud bruis
ing him severely. Tho horse continued
his way up town and went several sqaayes
before he was caught.
| JonN ScuMgRsAk, Fdltou youth, tot
years CT age, met with painful acciden
Sunday. In company with jos. Marshal
he rode mule over itom the Peninsula tt
Fulton to water il. AZ be was passrt
, schenck's hutchering establishment
large ram ran out and bit the mule In thl
lex. The mule plunged violently ant
finally rnHeated the youth, who strucl
the ground with such force as to fractur,
his right forearm in two plRces. He va
removed to his homo and q physician
, summoned. n
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EEILAlllE.
Tho Street Fair-Robbers-Acelde
sDpnl Sofey.

Tho Street fair-Robbers-Acelde nts-per
sonnl Notes,
Charley Sheets has gone to Wichita
l.a1saa.
Miss Matte Crawford is home from
Pittsburgh.
Tho show case Of 7. s. Tappan, the nho.
tographer, vas robbed Saturday night.
Mr.. Adam Long and Maria Hurhea
we're married Sunday by Rev. r. F,
keeler.
Prayer meeting will be hold BY the First
Presbyterian church people ut Judge
Andereon's Wednesday night.
While oae Of the men was taking waite,
or putting it into one OF the carts at Ben.
wood landing yesterday the horss fell and
alter gres. difficulty was gotten up in time
to save him from drowning.
Mr.. ?. T. King offers as premium dur.
ing the street fair on long wool sheep, a
lady's sual plush cloak. The Bellaire
Goblet Company offers for tho finest team
OF driving hoSaes fine set Of glassware.
An engine running the Cleveland Lorsin
4 Wheeling accommodation between here
and Martins Ferry jumped the track and
came near causing a gres. accident "a Il
would have gone down twenty or twonty.
Ave iaet,
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: TIE MINERS ARBITRATION.
lhe board Discussing the Wages to b.
Paid for Dhnilwork.

The Board Discussing the Wages to BE
Paid for Dsnlwork.
Ph'Su'gh Chronicle 7titsraph.
The Board OF Arbitration and Conc;lia,
ton OF aub-diatrict No. Of tho Miners Ma,
tional Assembly No. 1856, K. Of L, are
holding a meeting this afternoon. They
are trying TO make IN arrangement 10,
desdgork anu other classes OF work no,
included in the regular scale of wages
which will BE- agseed to by the operators,
The question has been under cousidera.
ton for number Of months, and at all
previous meetings the matter was still
left undecided. The board that is in sss.
alon to-day conHista Of Messrs. Heinmarch,
Devore, Conway and Veech. Patrick Nc.
Bryde, organizer OF aub.dis!rict No, 6, is
also in conaultatiou with them. He leaves
this evening for the Byeravillc district oil
Ohio, where he will orcanize four local
assemblies.
Tho men at the Eclipse miues OF o..
borne Brothers, on the Wheeling division
,ci the Baltimore & Ohio rosd, gro out on
& strike. They claim that the water vas
not taken out Of thu mines according to
the mines regulation act.
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THE DENwOpD X. OF L,
An 1nterestlpE Public Meeting there Sun.
day Evening


An Interesting Public Meeting there Sun.
dag Evening.
The knights Of Labor, Of Benwood, W,
Va, held largely attended public meet.
ing at that place Sunday night.
The erecia, isstare u the meeting was
the enforcement given the order by the
Rev. Father MeMeramin. Of Benwood, He
referred to his long acquaintance with
many membcrs Of tho order, and MD That
from hio observation It was worthy CT DO.
ing endorsed. Ho sympathizsd with the
members Of the order in their eflo,.e to
better their condition, and advised them,
while it was hst!sr to bs united than
to depand upon their individual efforts.
to DO c1reiutto do Only what WAS right,
William Walls, Of l.. A. 1853, spoke Of
the good 10 BIZ derived from tho o,dsy, and
branehed of upon tbs political situation
and tbs necessity OF all the wo.kiuemen
being careful in the casting Of their votes
Thomas CLARK, OF L. A. Hi, smoke spe.
cislly upon tho formation OF the now Na.
tioual Dis.ric. o! Iron and Steel Nyorkeru,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-27

Abou. half OF the appropriation made
to the BoRsd Of Public Worke this year
was expended on the completion oil i'm.
provements on North Main street and in
South Wheeling begun last year. The
only new work done this year-and the
street Improvements for thin year are now
dons-wss the paving Of Fourteenth street
and one equsre on Twerty-tourth. The
dispute between the Board and Council
and the resignation Of the old members
and qualification Of new ones consumed 90
much time thst before things we're in feadi-
meas to commence work the riverhad gotgo
low that i. IVES impossible to ship brick
hers from New Cumberland.
A guod deal OF repairing 10 being done
on the cobbles.ono pavement on Market
street. The money annually spent III re.
pairing that SOIL Of paving wonld lay ,
gaod stretch Of ite.brick pavement.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
l.r Abroad.

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Harry 7. Camden, rising young lawyer
o! st. Paul. 10 in the city Tor faw days
Miss Sadie Knox, Of Knoxville, Pa, is
the snest Of Miss Anna Work, OF LsBellf
street. =,
The Baroness Won Feil.zsch, OF Cleye,
land, Ia the suea! Of her sister, Mrs. Rsv,
R. r. Sxope.
George Ebsiinx aaa returned from 90
extended pleasure tiip to Nov York aud
Philadelphia.
Robert Dsvries will leave coon on g
rlessure trip 10 Philadelphia and othe,
eastern cities
Messfs. l.. N. Sutherland and George
=: Burris, Of smithfeld, Ohio, ara at the
Mcclure house.
Mr.. D. J. Mckee aud family, formerly
Of thia city, now Of Philadelphia, are
Waiting relatives hgrc.
7. II. b. Hssse, terminal agsnt for the
K. & O. at Charleston. spent the Sabbath
with relatiVea in the city.
Miss Tc,esa Roberts, niece Of Mr.. II.
Lsingen, left tor New YORK yesterday.
She will GAIL for Germany October l.
My. and Mra. Joseph B, Neal, Of Per.
korshnig, and Mics n. stineberser, Ct the
came place, vera in the city yesterday.
Mr.. ". S. Brady lett Lust night Tor Ere
mont, Ohio. where he and other Wheel
Ing men will shortly establish gIr2s fac.
tory.
Edward T. Newman, Of Lou;siana, who
has been Waiting his sister, Mrs. a. B.
Caldwell, left for his southern home last
night.
NJ. =. L. Mooney, President Of the
Balleire, Hsussvit's 4 Cincinnati Rail-
road Company. was st tho McL1se house
yesterday.
Mru. Sarah Holt, who has been & citizen
OF this city FOR the past twenty-five yeare,
leaves next Saturday for Oldham, Eng.
lead, where abe will live in tho future.
ME-. B. Bodily, having graduatedfrcm
Allegheny College last June, and having
spent two months in Europe, leaves to-
day Tor Cambridge, Mass, where he will
entsr the Harvard University Law SCHOOL.
FIJI. LeMoyne Hupp left yesterday 10
attend bis SECOND couAsa 9t lectures at the
College Of phyaicians and surgeons, New
YORK, ind will alec receive private in
structioas from Chs distinguished d..
Bull, OF that city.
3. N. Reynolds, Of Maneon, Mass.
John J. Hackett, oil Troy, N. T., and
Frod Hastily, OF Eoo:on, three well.known
wool buyers, arc at the McLuro Uopse, on
their annual tour through the WOO. grow.
Ing section OF West Virginia, Western
Pennsylvania and Eaetern Ohio.
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William 4. Stewart, Of Glen Esn,on
near MounGggiiIe, where tho biz acciden,
occurred on the Baltimore Il Ohio road,
several waeks ago, iiaa received the follow.
Ing letter:
baltimore, Nh, Sept. 10. 1887.
8fr, Vim. a. Strm1r,, Glen EaSl0n, v. IA. i.
DEAR S.n;-l hayn tho pleasuro 10 In.
form Won that tho Trearurer has been d..
yeeted 10 remit vcurhGr for 500 aa u
toksu Of tho compnnys appreciation Of
yonr meritorious soryceu on tho 2i!h ult,
In notifying the traCknnn, and agent Mt
Usmeron. OF tho accident which occurred
nsar Esslon on that date.
Very respectfully You're,
W, NJ. CigagSTs, Manager.
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Tho Board Of Public Worl5 met last
evening, but did littlebut audit the month
ly bills. A matter Was conAidered which
has aroused come feeling on the Islaud,
namely, the placing Of curb along the
south side Of X,ne ntrcet from South
Broadway to South Huron street. This
Is a much needed improvement. Under
the old committee system curbing was
ordered to DO placed there three times,
at least, and each time the stone WAS haul.
ed, but the committee always exhausted
its funds before the Hsone was cot, and 1t
was taksn away to DO used elsewhere.
When the last annual appropriation bill
was passed a provision was made for q
curling on North Penn street along tho
west side ef the Berger property, where it
would be Of as much use as fifth wheel
TO q wagon. This meets with good deal Of
objection and the Board found 1t advlsa.
BILE to quietly ignore it, rs an attempt to
carry cut tho provision would involve the
city in litigation and poseibly shut up one
street, the title Of which is in doubt.
The matter Of the curb on Ilns street was
overlooked at the time the ordinance wae
passed; and the Scsrd decided it coaid
not legally afford tho residents there any
reliei unless the Contingent fund might
be sufficient to cover the improvement,
which Ia not to be hoped.
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The strike OF boys at the South Wheel
ing slags works. Is at m end. Tho strikern
wayO notified to call and got their pay yes
teldsy. Thoss Of them who nra willing
to return to work G. tho old wages
were given leave to DO 30, and
al Il o'clock last night every one Of them
showed up, ard york Vas resumed with Il
inl! force. The striko was pretty costly one
to tho other employee, besides being very
annoying TO the prOpfietoEs, and one Of
the boys being aaked By gentleman
what he VIA striking for responded with
refreshing cant!or, II DOME know; I'm
not running the GtrlEc. But we'll 70. /;
all the BGme."
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
NH mud Vicinity. r.a- ~

% D.. 4
Accidents and Incidents in West virginia
mud Vicinity.
The printers Of Parkeraburg have organ,
lied local union. as>z. + ~.
Snow isreported to have fallen in Davis
Saturday morning. s
i Ia xumored that Henry G, Davis
will purchase tho "Black Bottle" rail.
road. -.
Point Pleasant offsra a building site FREQ
to any manufacturing establishment that
will employ as many as fifty mon.
-Four brakemen have been discharqed
and a conductor Suspended on the 0. R.
r. r. Tor stealing grapes at Meldahl's sta.
ton. W
Weston has been enjoying for several
months the benefit OF building boom.
Many handsome buildings have been
completed, and there aye many still in
coaree OF erection. 0..
Hon. F. q. Plerpont, Of Fairmont, has
accepted an invitation to be present Ut the
meeting Of war governors at St. Louis
during the national encampmens OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Charleston is once more very consider.
ably agitated over the question Of natural
gaa. The genuine article in abundance
ssems to have been found nine miles
above the city. The light from the well
is visible from the town on cloudy nights.
An unusual scene was witnessed at the
Catholic Church at Weston lsst week,
Father Tracy was ssyiug mass, and as there
was no boy present to serve, Little Deer,
one Of the Warm Spring Indians now ex-
hibltin9 there, approached and offered hia
service, and in q very accurate manner 49,
sioted, pronounciu9 the Latin as correctly
as aeminary graduate, without the use
OF a book. ,
Tho large fre-prooi eafc in the store Of
I. H. 9. Pancake in Romney was blown
open Saturday night by burglars, who Of.
fected an entrance by prying open the
from. door. There was only about $40 in
the safe, and this, with abou. a dozen
boxes Of tiae pocket knives, was all the
Ices sustained, except the cafe, which ia
ruined. The explosion Jared the glass
out OF the windows. aud slightly damaged
one wall CT the room. -
a man was arrested at Bridgeport, Har.
riaon county, Saturday, Tor declaring that
he was the man who set fire to Grafton
and Olsrkeburg, and was then preparing
to burn Bridgeport. He gave his name az
William Edwards, and was quite drunk
when srrested, and he admitted when
questioned that he was only waiting Ios
night to carry out his plans OF friuS the
town. He Wss armed with a DIN end tpao
very retkiefS in handling il. lis s,a.e-
ments are not believed, but he was taken
to Cls,ksburg and confined id Jail,
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

I'VE are daijy receiving New Novelties
10 Suilings, iahtaiuDntngs and Over.
coasIngs, NhieI, Weare prepared 10 make
up In tlrat.c.aS9 style az reasonable
prices.
a full line CT our celebrated Knit
Jackets Iow III stuck,
Our Whit. Uaiauudricd Shirt, double
scanned, re-eniurcCd front aud bach, Ut
80 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
Offered. &. HESS u Suns,
1891 i 1898 iiarAct Street,
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Saved ttlNl.ttc,

Mr.. D. !. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave, Ky.
nays ha WAC, for many years. bAdly afflicted
with rhtlisic, also diabetes; tho min.
wore almost uncomfortable and would some.
tlmes almoat throw him into commissions
ae tried Electric lIittem md got rolioi
from ilrat bottle md after taking six bot.
t!o9, Waa entirely cured, md had gained II,
flesh oiEhteOn pounds. says no positively
believes no would have died, had Il moi
been Tor the reliot afforded by Electric
l'istcrs. Sold ut tlfIy cents u bottle by
Logan Il 90. ~
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N. r. Fra,nr, Eeq., tho well known lsw.
yes, babe Wheeling good.bys last night
and lc!! for Atchtson, Kansas, hia future
home. Ills family and houAehold goods
prece!ed hin week ago. Mr. Frame
hid won commanding place ct the bar
OF ,his ely md State, and taken 9Th hin
TO hin new home the bent wBhcg o! MI un-
usually large circle OF friends, who regret
HIS departure, though a. tho zane time
hoping that lheiroTn loaa may b0 hin gain.
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4 buggy Stolen,

There was stolen from the harm OF II.
]. Lsaeufe, near ut. Pleaaant, Ohio, Cd
Saturday night, nearly new buggy, GOV.
cred and having patent wheela. The pole
was taken from IN old buggy and placed
In the new, and the ehaf!a OF the new
buggy thrown away. Mr.. Leasure saya
tho parties can have tho old buggy By
calling brit The thieves were traced "a
fax as tho mill Gboye Martins Ferry. \
reward cf ten do!lara ia offered for tho
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AN INsANE;rl,ElE:.Nssl1oiN,,En.
A .s Shooting Ills Laniindy tHe Cuta III
II a. " Throat with n Jnekknife. l's7lf

AAer shooting His Lnnllndy Me CutA Ills
WI e Throat with R'Jaekknifs.
MipDlErows, N ~ Sept. %, The
northern suburbs Of this town, nea. the
type factory, was aroused at s o'clock yes.
terlay morning by O woman appearing on
the street In her night dreas, stained with
blood, anu screaming "Murder T.,
The woman was Mrs. Sarah Henderson,
widow OF Wm. NJ. Henderson. OF ina
Eiehty.seventh New York Volunteers.
who died while In service, She draws a
widows pensicn OF Sl2 per month, an ID
lives with her young eo,l at the econo of
the tragedy. u YlfiI1, = 80 a
There has lived with the widow Hon.
derson, for twelve years past, an unmar.
rted veteran nsmed Walter q. Brown. Tho
family subslssed on hla pension Of IS per
month. dc was somewhat eccentric and
melancholy, but was never thought Of I'm.
sound mind. ld.l IA. 5.t "gs1l n ~ :
The family retired as usual Saturday
night, Brown occupying a bed and M,s.
Henderaon q lounge In one room her son
gleeplng In the room adjoining. Mrs,
Henderson saysshe was awakened shortly
alter three o'clock by The exnlosion n 4
pistol close to her lace. The bullet Ont Tia
way through her hair, splintering her
comb and lodging in her lounge. BY the
lash OF tho pistol she recognizes ID Brown
standing over her, revolver in hand. IA
Bho eprang to her feet q second shot sirncE
her in the left shoulder, In lltctipg ssyere
wound. ,,3I n 15'.' = : S ~, W
~. y q
Her ecseams aroused her son, who came
TO the rescue and, In the desperate etrua.
&c wish the would.be murderer, smother
shot vas iited, but the ball entered the
ceiling overhead. The pistol was then
knocked from Browns hand 10 the floor.
and the woman and her con took sdyat,.
tags OF the opportunity TO fly into the
street and call Tor help, = d . :
Neighbora soon gathered, and police-
man arrived and entered the room which
was tho ecene OF the ATTEMPTED mnrder.
and where Brown had remained. The
officer found him lying dead on his blood
soaked bed, with well aharpened lack.
knife still grasp in bis hand, and with
which he had cut trightful cash in bis
throat, severing the jugular vein and
causing instant death. The deed wsa eyi.
dently p.emsditated, hut whether Inspired
by jsalouoy Of the woman, With whom be
lived, Or by inaane frenzy will probably
never be known. A fow days since he
bought new euis Of clothes and told the
widow and her son that ho did not exuect
70 live long and the clothes were intended
for burial uee. " -, ;
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The aide yatvo In ono Ct the blooming
eugineg in the ateeI plant Of tho Wheeling
s.ee! Company. at Benwo0d, brcko yea,
trrdsy, disabling the enyine and compUll.
Ing tho wo,Ap to shut down for several
dawn. The compulsory auaponSion oil
work ut this plant Is very unfortunate, Ra
tho company have on tho books ordom
enough, it 10 saiI, to mn thpn til Chr!st.
msp, b.aideg tn" demand Of tho three nail
f8ct,,;es interested In ita ownerBhip.
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You cannot afford TO waete time in exper.
imenting when your lungs arc in danger,
Consumption always seems, at first, only
a cold. DO not permit any dealer to I'M.
poee upon you with some cheap imitation
Of Dr.. Kings Now Discovery for Consump.
ton, Conghs and OoldH, but DO sure You
got tho genuine. Because he can make
more profit no may toll you ha has some.
thing Just az good, or Just tho came. Don't
BIO deceived, but inoist upon getting DR.,
Kings Now Discovery, which is saaran.
teea to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chcst affections. Trial bottles i,ea al
Logan L COD drug Rtnro.